Album

The Grand Master Of The Soprano Saxophone And Clarinet

Sidney Bechet

1956 · Jazz

Rare pressing on Gatefold

The Grand Master Of The Soprano Saxophone And Clarinet by Sidney Bechet

The Grand Master Of The Soprano Saxophone And Clarinet is a Jazz album by Sidney Bechet, originally released in 1956. On Gatefold: 6 pressings tracked.

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Sound DNA

  • Jazz
  • Big Band & Swing
  • warm
  • playful
  • smoky

Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.

Tracks A3, B5 & B7: recorded in 1938.
Tracks A1, A4, A5, B1, B2, B4, B6: recorded 1947.
"6-eye" red Columbia 'Lp' labels.
Labels show one track listed above the center hole on Side 1. Side 2 shows 2 tracks above the center hole.
For label variation see The Grand Master Of The Soprano Saxophone And Clarinet (US 1956) (opens in a new tab).

Credits

The people behind it.

Performers

  • Sidney BechetCLARINET, SOPRANO SAXOPHONE CLARINET SOPRANO SAXOPHONE
  • Arthur HerbertDRUMS PERFORMER , DRUMS
  • Bob MielkePERFORMER , TROMBONE TROMBONE
  • Bob WilberCLARINET PERFORMER , CLARINET
  • Charlie TraegerBASS PERFORMER , BASS
  • Dave BowmanPERFORMER, PIANO PIANO
  • Dennis StrongDRUMS PERFORMER , DRUMS
  • Dick WellstoodPERFORMER , PIANO PIANO
  • Ernie CaceresBARITONE SAXOPHONE PERFORMER, BARITONE SAXOPHONE
  • Freddie MooreDRUMS PERFORMER , DRUMS
  • Henry TurnerBASS PERFORMER, BASS
  • John GlaselPERFORMER , CORNET
  • Leonard WareELECTRIC GUITAR GUITAR PERFORMER, ELECTRIC GUITAR
  • Lloyd PhillipsPERFORMER , PIANO PIANO
  • Pops FosterBASS PERFORMER , BASS
  • Zutty SingletonDRUMS PERFORMER, DRUMS

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